Although it seems unlikely for veteran quarterback Byron Leftwich to resume his career as professional football player for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he is just still having the chance to wear back his Buccaneers jersey for the new season in a new role- a mentor to young starting quarterback Josh Freeman.
According to Buccaneers head coach Raheem Morris, Byron is still considered to be a very productive leader although he did out work out as the team’s starter in 2009 season and he is experienced and skilled enough to help Freeman learn how to work as a starting quarterback. In one word, the coach reminded us to get ready for seeing Leftwich back on the Tampa Bay team in the new season.
Because of inadequate playing time, Leftwich is not due to be paid a costly roster bonus by the Buccaneers and thus it’s not expensive to keep him in the team. And the Buccaneers would be glad to have some more help in improving passing game during the training camp.
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